Two from Sana'a

Author's name: Aziza Abdullah Dar Publishing house: Abadi Center for Studies and Publishing Year of publication: 2009 Literary classification: Novel Brief about the book: After good morning. All that I have written whether novels or short stories or articles in newspapers or poetic attempts. After hearing praise or admiration. "As a courtesy" I remember what my daughter Huda repeats when she says who I hate your book I hate your children. He will tell you but in my belief that some of what I write is good perhaps deserving of review. Aziza Abdullah bin Saleh Abu Lahum, born in 1945 AD. My fate willed during the era of the Imamate to seclude in the shadow and suffice with learning the principles of reading and writing and memorizing the Holy Quran. Thanks to my father’s presence in Sana'a and one of my cousins, Dr. Tarek. So he allowed me to enter Zumar School with Tarek. Zumar School was better than the Kuttab of those days. Through what I learned there, I was able to read posters that came from Aden and Taiz. Also, what my brothers received from Cairo, books and posters. I was greatly influenced by a book about battles and conspiracies against the Yemen cause, through which I got to know their writer, Hassan Alaini, who later became my husband. With him and encouragement from him, I obtained a degree from non-regular education due to our relocations between continents during his diplomatic work. Several novels have been published for me: "Noble Dreams," "I Rakenha Al-Faqih," "The Shadow of the Wilaya," "Accusation," "Wafa," "The Father's Wedding." Two of "Sana'a" and "Fateema and the Dream" are in the process of printing. I have published several articles, short stories, and poetic attempts in Arab newspapers and magazines. I also have a poetry collection I am preparing to present to a publishing house soon, God willing.